DLC Minneapolis - La Crosse
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As Piotr Szot- CEO of Simrail informed on Twitter, a route along the Mississippi River is in production, from what he attached it is Minneapolis- La Crosse.
Route in reality
The Minneapolis to La Crosse Amtrak route is a scenic rail service that traverses the picturesque landscapes along the Mississippi River, connecting the cities of Minneapolis, Minnesota, and La Crosse, Wisconsin. Operated jointly by Metro Transit and Amtrak, this route offers travelers a convenient and comfortable means of transportation between the two cities. The journey begins at the U.S. Bank Stadium Station in downtown Minneapolis, where passengers board the train and embark on a captivating voyage southward. The route follows the eastern bank of the mighty Mississippi River, providing passengers with stunning views of the river's meandering course and the surrounding natural beauty. Covering a distance of approximately 223 kilometers (139 miles), the Minneapolis to La Crosse route typically takes around 3 hours and 26 minutes to complete. With speeds reaching up to 130 kilometers per hour (79 miles per hour), passengers can enjoy a swift and efficient journey between the two cities.
The Minneapolis to La Crosse Amtrak service operates throughout the week, with approximately 34 services running weekly. However, schedules may vary on weekends and holidays, so travelers are advised to check the latest timetables for accurate departure times.
One of the notable features along the route is the drawbridge located in La Crosse, Wisconsin. This drawbridge spans the Mississippi River and plays a crucial role in facilitating the passage of trains across the river. Its operation is carefully coordinated to ensure the safe and efficient transit of both rail and water traffic.
Throughout the journey, passengers are treated to breathtaking vistas of the Mississippi River and its surrounding landscapes. From rolling hills and lush forests to quaint riverside towns, the route showcases the diverse beauty of the Upper Midwest region.
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So far we do not have much information, however, it is apparent that this will be a route with diesel rolling stock from, among others, the carrier Canadian Pacific and likely Amtrak.
